Inforcer Launches TDR Platform to Combat Microsoft 365 Alert Fatigue
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- •Inforcer launched its TDR platform at Pax8 Beyond on June 9, 2026.
- •The platform integrates prevention, detection, and response for Microsoft 365 environments.
- •Inforcer aims to reduce alert fatigue and improve threat context for MSPs.
Inforcer has launched its Threat Detection and Response (TDR) platform aimed at Managed Service Providers (MSPs) managing Microsoft 365 environments. The product was unveiled at the Pax8 Beyond event in Salt Lake City on June 9, 2026. Inforcer's TDR integrates attack prevention, incident detection, and response into a single platform, addressing the challenge of alert fatigue faced by MSPs. The platform collects data from various Microsoft services, providing context for alerts and helping MSPs differentiate between real threats and false positives. Inforcer aims to unify left and right of boom security, allowing MSPs to demonstrate the effectiveness of their preventive measures. This launch follows Inforcer's success in left of boom tenant security, having supported over 1,200 MSP partners. The TDR platform is designed to improve the visibility of security measures and enhance incident response capabilities.
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